The iPhone medication reminder built for whoever is keeping track. Reminders that break through Focus and don't quietly stop after a few days, a separate profile for each person you look after, and a report you can print for the next appointment.
Not a laundry list — just the things that decide whether a dose actually gets taken.
The most common daily worry on any medication is not forgetting — it is not being sure. Doses group by time slot on the Today screen and a finished slot collapses to "2 completed", so the answer is one glance instead of one guess. Long-press the notification on the lock screen and tap Taken to log without unlocking. Several doses at the same time go in with a single Take all. Tapped one by mistake? Long-press the card and undo it.
Doses go out as time-sensitive alerts, so they break through Focus and Do Not Disturb. Doses at the same time merge into one alert and the queue tops itself up — which is what keeps a full regimen inside iOS's 64-notification ceiling instead of falling silent after a couple of days.
Photograph the prescription label and GoodPill fills in the name, dosage, and frequency. Batch Scan handles a whole bag of prescriptions in one go. Supports Taiwan, Japan, and US label formats, cross-referenced against real drug databases so typos don't make it in.
Managing a parent's seven prescriptions on top of your own? Give each person their own profile and switch between them in a tap — separate medications, separate reminders, separate history. Nobody's list gets tangled up with anybody else's.
A 10-minute grace window means a Taken tap still counts when you are a little late. Past that, a "Log Now" button back-fills the dose without wiping your streak, and any past day can be corrected from the calendar, which keeps both times: the one you scheduled, struck through, and the one you actually logged. Green for a perfect day, orange for partial, red for missed, with no gamified sugar-coating. The numbers that follow help rather than scold: 7- and 30-day adherence, your current streak, and which time of day you actually lose.
Tell GoodPill how much of a medication you have left and it warns you in the morning when the supply is getting low — early enough to get to the pharmacy, rather than the day you find the bottle empty. The dose you cannot take is the one you do not have.
From the Stats tab, a printable PDF covering 30, 90 or 180 days: current medications, adherence rate, which time of day gets missed most, and room for the questions you want to ask. Export as CSV or an HL7 FHIR bundle if the clinic wants the raw data.
Painkillers, sleep aids, allergy meds — anything you take only sometimes. Each one shows when you last took it and how many you have had today, which is the actual question when you reach for the packet. One tap to log a dose, long-press for quantity or backdating. PRN doses grow your garden too, so PRN-only users aren't locked out of progress.
Every dose you take on time blooms a flower. Hit a 7-day streak and your garden levels up; hit 30 and it transforms. A small, honest reward for doing something that's genuinely hard — taking your meds every single day.
What you get on day one is yours forever.
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